Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery exhibits 300 paintings, drawings of Russian war artist Vasily Vereshchagin
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Moscow, Mar 7 (EFE).- (Camera Arturo Escarda) He is considered the chronicler of Russian wars in the mid-nineteenth century and a pioneer who extended the borders of realism, but most of all Vasily Vereshchagin portrayed, as nobody in his time, horror and death on the battlefield.
The Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, one of the most important galleries in the country for Russian art, has collected 180 paintings and 120 drawings by the painter in the largest exhibition of his work in almost 130 years. The exhibit runs from March 7 to July 15.
SHOTLIST: FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AND SOUND BITES FROM ZELFIRA TREGULOVA DIRECTOR OF MOSCOW’S TRETYAKOV GALLERY.
Keywords: efe,moscow,vereshchagin,tretyakov,exhibit,russia,art
The Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, one of the most important galleries in the country for Russian art, has collected 180 paintings and 120 drawings by the painter in the largest exhibition of his work in almost 130 years. The exhibit runs from March 7 to July 15.
SHOTLIST: FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION AND SOUND BITES FROM ZELFIRA TREGULOVA DIRECTOR OF MOSCOW’S TRETYAKOV GALLERY.
Keywords: efe,moscow,vereshchagin,tretyakov,exhibit,russia,art